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Unit Of Measure Translation
TESDeveloper
Member Posts: 41
Hi,
We have the German Language Pack installed and a Unit of Measure translation setup for the German Language. When running a report with the Unit of Measure field displayed with the CurrReport.LANGUAGE set as the German Language code, we still see the english 'EACH'.
What other factors need to be considered for the UoM translation to show?
We have the German Language Pack installed and a Unit of Measure translation setup for the German Language. When running a report with the Unit of Measure field displayed with the CurrReport.LANGUAGE set as the German Language code, we still see the english 'EACH'.
What other factors need to be considered for the UoM translation to show?
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Answers
Also, depending on where you need that translated description, you might have to fetch it yourself from the "Unit of Measure Translation" table.